e-Society2026 / AI & DATARomanian-American University
13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE · 2026

e-SocietyAI & Data.

Applied Informatics in Economy
and Information Technology

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e-Society — Knowledge and Innovation. Technology of the future, presented today!
01 / THE CONFERENCE

A shared space for
research and practice.

The conference is scheduled for November 27-28, 2026, in hybrid format (online & in campus) and is organized by the School of Computer Science for Business Management in cooperation with the Department of Business, Management and Applied Informatics of the Romanian-American University from Bucharest, Romania.
The event has as co-organizers the following research centers: Center of Computational Science and Machine Intelligence (CSMI), Center of Research in Artificial Intelligence (CRAI), Center of Robotics, IoT & Applied Informatics (iRIOT), Center of Defense.Cyber & Digital.Resilience (DC&DR) and Center of Economic Intelligence, Blockchain & Data Analysis (IntelBDA).

Since the 2024 edition of the AIEIT - e-Society conference is organized in partnership with Nagaoka University of Technology (Japan).
02 / CONFERENCE TRACKS

Two perspectives.
One evolving society.

From higher education and research to the school classroom: explore how AI changes the way we work, teach and learn.

TRACK A 01

Higher Education
& Research

Building on Information Technology, AI for Business, Digital Communication and E-Finance.

  • Generative AI and agentic systems in business, finance and public administration
  • AI governance, regulation and compliance (EU AI Act, GDPR, auditing, explainability)
  • AI and the labour market: skills shifts, automation, new job profiles
  • AI in higher education: assessment redesign, academic integrity, AI tutors, curriculum change
  • Responsible and trustworthy AI: bias, fairness, transparency, environmental cost
  • Data, cybersecurity and AI (AI-enabled attacks and defences, data quality, privacy-preserving ML)
  • AI in digital communication and media: misinformation, deepfakes, marketing and personalization
  • AI for sustainability, smart cities, IoT and healthcare
  • Human–AI collaboration and decision support; adoption and acceptance studies (a good fit for IS researchers)
TRACK B 02

High School
Teachers

Practice-oriented papers, case studies and lesson experiences from the classroom.

  • Using AI tools in lesson planning, differentiation and feedback: what worked and what didn’t
  • Teaching AI literacy and critical thinking to teenagers
  • Homework, assessment and cheating in the ChatGPT era: new evaluation approaches
  • AI in specific subjects (math, informatics, languages, sciences, humanities)
  • Student wellbeing, screen time and responsible use; online safety and deepfakes among teens
  • Digital competences of teachers: training needs and institutional support
  • Inclusion: AI for students with special educational needs, rural and under-resourced schools
  • Career guidance: preparing students for an AI-shaped job market and university
  • School–university collaboration: projects, olympiads, clubs, mentoring
Wider conference scope +

The main theme of the conference focuses on topics related to Applied Informatics in Economy and Information Technology, therefore contributions from the following fields are accepted:

  • information and communication technologies;
  • e-learning;
  • decision support systems;
  • digital communication tools and platforms;
  • communication strategies and development;
  • communication security;
  • Internet of Things (IoT);
  • virtual reality;
  • database management systems;
  • system design methods,
  • techniques and tools;
  • client-server applications;
  • distributed applications;
  • design standards;
  • new requirements in system design;
  • new forms of business and management systems;
  • operational research;
  • decision analysis;
  • project management and statistics;
  • automated data processing security;
  • Internet and services;
  • cloud computing;
  • cybersecurity;
  • virtual organizations;
  • artificial intelligence.

03 / SHARE YOUR RESEARCH

From presentation
to publication.

All accepted abstracts will be published in the Conference Abstract Proceedings with ISSN.

All papers deriving from e-Society conference presentations can be published completely free of charge in the Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management (based on peer review and acceptance letter).
JISOM is indexed in International Databases (ProQuest, EBSCO, REPEC, GALE Cengage Learning, Index Copernicus, Zenodo, OpenAIRE) and currently submitted for WoS ESCI (former ISI-Thomson-Reuters) indexation.
Submission guidelines ↗
Exterior of the Romanian-American University campus in Bucharest
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